Friday, May 31, 7:00 pm The Historic Masonic Theatre present WannaBeatles in Concert, sponsored by Covington/Hot Springs Rotary Club
WannaBeatles at The Historic Masonic Theatre
The WannaBeatles 2019 Tour
Friday, May 31, 2019, at 7:30pm
In the John E. Hillert Auditorium
Tickets: $20/17/15; Box Seats: $30
THE WANNABEATLES are Grammy-nominated entertainers that have started a bit of Beatlemania of their own, and after their memorable concert on our main stage in 2017, they are now a member of the family! The big question: Who will dance on stage with the four lads during this performance? Maybe you?! It’s becoming a tradition.
Get ready to take a magical mystery tour filled with great Beatles standards, hilarious parodies, on stage antics, fab fan trivia, and much more.
Church Street CFVA
Heritage Day Menu and Location 10:00 to 5:00 unless otherwise indicated
Masonic Marketplace, Underground, Historic Masonic Theatre, Water, Soft Drinks, Popcorn, Snow Cones, Tee Shirts, What’s Your Story? Books
Lion’s Club Home Made Ice Cream
Heritage Day Bier Garten and Cidery Tent
English Muffins & Tea Tent 2:00 pm
German Wurst & Sauerkraut
Kettle Korn
Puffinbargers Barbeque
Indian Tacos
Soul Sisters Soul Food
What and Where
Memory Lane, Clifton Forge Main Street, 10:00 to 5:00
Lollie’s Quilt Shop, 515 E Ridgeway, Long Arm Quilting Demo
Fire & Light Gallery, 509 E Ridgeway, Antique Camera Display, Photography’s Importance to History
AH Arts & Crafts Center, 439 E Ridgeway, “Hands-On Women’s Work Through the Years”, Spinning, Hand-Quilting, Bellows-Making, Felting in Miniature, Basket-Making, Broom-Making, 1940’s Kitchen Demo, Vintage Quilt Exhibit
CF Town Hall Parking Lot, Antique Car & Tractor Display
Historic Masonic Theatre, 510 Main Street
1:00 pm John E Hillert Auditorium, Quilts of Valor Ceremony
American Evolution Documentary
Alleghany Highlands History Documentary
Historic Masonic Theatre, Underground
Mike Hayslett’s Stories of Alleghany Highlands, “The Way We Were” (Emphasis on Alleghany Highland-18thCentury), Jim Lloyd-Banjo, Kim Feinhauer-Irish Tunes, What’s Your Story? Stories of the Highlands, Jim Lloyd, Mr. Ed & Winnie
Masonic Amphitheatre Lawn & Church Street
Blacksmithing, Master Naturalist Display, The Honey Bee, The Colonial Tent, Heritage Animals, Children’s Games (Giant Bubble Machine, Face Painter, Corn Hole), Greenwood Display
Clifton Forge School of the Arts & Mill
Woodworking, Books and Authors, Hand-made Alpaca Products, Stained Glass, Walking Sticks, TenCare Natural Skin Products, Silk Fusion, CF Alumni, Jackson River Enterprises Baskets, Glass Making, Pottery, FiberArts Network, Children’s Activities
Church Street & Jefferson
Profiles in Honor Mobile Exhibit, Trackless Train Station
Profiles in Honor Mobile Exhibit: Friday, May 31, noon to 6:00pm, Saturday, June 1, 10:00 to 5:00 pm
The Virginia World War I and World War II Profiles of Honor Mobile Tour brings an interactive exhibit to museums, libraries, and historic sites throughout Virginia. Modeled on the highly successful Civil War 150 HistoryMobile tour, Profiles of Honor brings to life the state’s integral role in both wars, highlighting stories of Virginians who served in both conflicts. As part of the tour, visitors are invited to bring their own WWI and WWII-related photographs to be scanned for inclusion in the Virginia Profiles of Honor project. This partnership with the Library of Virginia will help preserve the documents and stories of our veterans for generations.
Centuries of Time, Clifton Forge Public Library
Alleghany Historical Society Exhibit, Threadbenders, Clifton Forge Woman’s Club, Alleghany Genealogical Society, includes a Glimpse into the Future Discovery Center in Covington, Wrightsville Museum Exhibit, Toy and Doll Display-the Role of Children in History, VFW Posts 4299 & 1033, Sam Hale’s Antique Furniture, Native American Music and History, Animal Pelts & Other Fascinating Things”,50 Years of “Virginia is for Lovers” Logo, Scanning Station for Profiles in Honor Exhibit
Clifton Forge Presbyterian Church
“These Quilts Tell the Story” Church Pew Display, Quiltmakers tell the stories of their quilts.
C&O Heritage Center, Transportation and History
Main Street downtown CFVA
Mini Train Rides, Interactive Display, N Scale and O Scale Displays, Motor Car Rides, Visit the Railway Cars and more.
What’s Happening When
Historic Masonic Theatre Stage
John Hillert Auditorium
10:00 A – Newsreels, PBS 1619-2019 American Evolution video, and Chamber videos (throughout the day between other events)
1:00 P – Quilts of Valor Ceremony
“Evolution Of America: 1619 to Today,” Examines 400th Anniversary of Commemorative Events in Virginia
Underground Entertainment
10 am -5 pm – Masonic Marketplace
11:30a – Joan Vannorsdall-What’s Your Story? Storytelling session
12:30P – Jim Lloyd, banjo player
1:30P – Mike Hayslett-Colonial Storyteller
2:15P – Kim Feinauer – Clarinet – Irish Ballads
3:00P – Alleghany Highlands Blues Society
Amphitheatre Entertainment
10:05A – Opening Remarks
10:30A- Patsy’s Dance Studio Cloggers
11:30A – Crossing County Lines
12:15P – Patrick Henry Speech
12:30P – CFSOTA Brass Ensemble – German Beer Hall music
1:30P – Native American Dancers
2:00P – Reborn Gospel Ensemble
3:00P – Strum Sum Band
4:00P – Mr. Ed and Winnie
Trackless Train Sponsored by ACE HARDWARE
Profiles of Honor Mobile Tour, Church Street & Jefferson, 10:00 to 5:00 pm, Also open on Friday, May 31, noon to 6:00 pm
SPONSORS: CF Woman’s Club, ACE Hardware (Sponsor for Trackless Train), CF Friends of the Library, Ingevity, WestRock, AH Chamber of Commerce, AH Historical Society, Old Town Covington, CF Main Street, AH Arts & Crafts Center, C&O Historical Society, Highlands Community Bank, sponsor of Amphitheatre Entertainment.
Uniquely Alleghany
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